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Division of Emergency Management Enterprise Solution

Division of Emergency Management Enterprise Solution

About DEMES

DEMES is a modern, cloud-based platform designed to streamline and digitize the Florida Division of Emergency Management’s (FDEM) operations. Built on Salesforce, DEMES integrates previously siloed systems and manual processes into a unified environment that enhances speed, accuracy, and transparency across bureaus and partner agencies. It is a versatile system that supports a wide range of functions, including Grants Management, Mutual Aid Coordination, Finance, Procurement, Resource Management, HR Operations, and Help Desk support. Designed to streamline processes, DEMES offers both internal applications for FDEM staff and external portals for partners, enabling effective communication and collaboration.

What are the different portals of DEMES for external partners and who should have access?

Vendor Portal
Grants Management Portal
SERT/ESF DEMES Portal

DEMES Support

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Florida Division of Emergency Management

2555 Shumard Oak Blvd. Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2100

Phone: 850-815-4000

For Florida Relay Service:
Dial 711 (TDD/TTY)

Weather Outlook

Wednesday, July 30, 2025

...Dangerous Heat and Humidity Across the State...Increased Shower and Thunderstorm Activity for Panhandle...Scattered Showers and Thunderstorms Throughout the State Along the Sea Breeze Later in the Day...Heavy Downpours Could Bring Instances of Localized Flash Flooding Along Western Panhandle...Frequent Lightning, Gusty Winds and Heavy Downpours Possible Within Thunderstorms...Widespread Triple Digit Heat Index Values (100s to 110s)...Heat Advisories Across North and Central Florida for Dangerous Conditions...Lingering Showers and Thunderstorms Across Panhandle and West Coast Waters Overnight...Mild Low Temperatures May Prolong Daytime Heat and Humidity...Moderate to High Risk for Rip Currents Along North Florida Beaches...No Tropical Cyclone Activity Expected Over Next 7 Days...